Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-10-29
SHORT STOPS.

Tomorrow at Antioch.
The miles Of pavement ordered to
be laid by the city fathers have not
vet materialized.
ME recent coldspell caused our citi-
lens incontinently to doff their straw
hats and don their overcoats.
There viii be preaching every
niIpt this week at the Baptist church.
Everybody respectfully invited.
Howerton & Macrae moved Mon
lay into the new building on the
eorner of Franklin and First street.
Jordan Stokes, nephew Of Col.
Wm. Stokes, shot and killed Thomas
Stokes, his Nlfuncle on Sunday last
Mr.. John Bradberry was in town
tuesday, receiving large lot of fruit
tes to set out of the old Roger Will
lam place in district No. 6.
Mr.. j. II. Strong, a highly rcspecta-
Die citizen of Giles county, living
lear Aspen Hill, was gored to death
py vicious young Jersey bull on the
list inst.
The street "syringe" Of the citizen
has been laid aside, and passengers
,lQpg pavements no longer have to
sxeRcise vigilance to avoid artificial
showers.
James p. Gill's horses, Golddust and
0Berrie won first and second pre-
GlDns at Princeton in the trotting
Ag, and Henry Drane took the pre-
mum in the pacing ring.
Every great man and, beloved
ninisgr, has to pay the common
penalty Of greatness. The Couier.
Journal of Sunday publishes a pic
ure IF Rev. A. ID. Sears.
The entertainment of the amateur
JoDred'Kheatrlcal Club on Monday
light foiSthe benefit of the colored
University is said to have been quite a
redNable performance.
Watermelons wagons have entirely
jsappeared from the streets, and
loctors buggies are no longer seen
lurrying to the bedsides of ague
tricken Juveniles and darkies.
Cumberland river is "swunk" to
uch an extent that all of the
,igt boats and big fish have
been comp elled, for the time
icing, to go out of the trade.
Esq, G. ID. Bailey's contenance
wears suppressed smile of trium-
,hMt exultation. The official returns
how that it is girl and the moth.
y is doing as well as could be expec...
d.
Winter is rapidly approaching and
Don no more the sound of the ice
wagon bell will be mistaken for that
IF the street ears, or disturb the
uiA morning slumbers of the peace.
ul citizen.
The Casky Correspondent Of the
Iopkinsville New Era says. "Casky
reeds new freight and passenger
lelkt; thirty barrel -four mill; Q
wing band, a tonsorial artist and 9
hoe maker"
Walt Kincannon and wife have
moved into their new home, and are
Fnjoying the sweets and novel de
lights of the first few months o
house keeping. There is no comfor
pr enjoyment equal to that of a young
Eouple during their first months O
housekeeping. We've been al
Elong there, and know how it is our
|elycs. We wish them much happi
DIR. Guerrant has been having fin
meetings and preaching spowerfu
Ncrmons at the Presbyterians church
Welcoming service at 10 n. M. an'
I'm evening service at 7:3Op. m. ever.
lay. The interest in these meeting
Mas undated at this writing, am
much good was being done in tn
name of the Master. May many
very many, be gathered into his folo
Is our prayer.
Mr.. George b. Faxon, who collect
Nd dispenses the shekels for the l
IA. &. T. Railroad, has quit Bento
county and moved with his family
elsville where he is snugly eI
seemed in the DR.. Massie cottae
next to Trinity church. His bus
pess Office is at the Creamery me-
the l.. 4 n. passenger depot, whel
he sill be glad to see al who oV
him anything.